| Name |
Gawen Drummond |
| Birth |
1659 |
Prestonpans, East Lothian, Scotland |
| Baptism |
19 Jun 1659 |
Prestonpans, East Lothian, Scotland [1] |
- Witnesses: George Makclaine, George Wallace
|
| Gender |
Male |
| Occupation |
1682 |
Prestonpans, East Lothian, Scotland |
| Merchant |
| Property |
20 Feb 1681/82 |
East Jersey, New Jersey, USA [2] |
| Purchase by lease and release from John Drummond of Lundin of 500 acres for £100 sterling, from Lundin's 1/24 of share of East Jersey |
| Role |
1684 |
East Jersey, New Jersey, USA |
| Fractioner |
| Departure |
11 Jun 1684 |
Leith, Midlothian, Scotland [3, 4] |
| Aboard the Shield of Stockton |
- Note the inclusion of an incorrect record in 'Early Shipping to the Jersey Shore of the Delaware' by Walter Lee Sheppard Jr and Marion R Balderston contained in 'Passengers and ships prior to 1684 : reprints' (Genealogical Publishing Company (1970). This gives Gawen Drummond and Peter Bury arriving aboard the Shield of Stockton at Burlington in December 1677, mistakenly citing the recference in Nelson.
|
| Arrival |
29 Sep 1684 |
Patuxent River, Maryland, USA |
| Title Suffix |
of Locharbor |
| Name |
Gavine Drummond |
| Name |
Gawine Drummond [5] |
| Property |
6 Apr 1687 |
Monmouth, New Jersey, USA [6] |
| Arranged the purchase of land from three sachems for one gun, five matchcoats, one kettle, and two pounds of powder |
| Property |
Dec 1688 |
East Jersey, New Jersey, USA [7] |
| Deed, James Kilgour to Gawen Drummond, for his 30 acres of headland |
| Residence |
1689 |
East Jersey, New Jersey, USA |
| Property |
12 Mar 1688/89 |
East Jersey, New Jersey, USA [7] |
| Deed, James Crighton to Gawen Drummond for the 30 acres of headland due him |
| Property |
19 Mar 1688/89 |
Monmouth, New Jersey, USA [8, 9] |
| The Board of Proprietors granted Gawen a warrant to lay out 680 acres where he was already settled, including headland for imported servants and 80 acres for his nephew Robert |
| Occupation |
25 Mar 1701 |
Shrewsbury, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA [10] |
| Clerk of the Monmouth Court of Sessions, when, during a case against pirate Moses Butterworth, a local mob seized him, Governor Andrew Hamilton, two deputies, the two justices, Attorney General and Secretary |
| Property |
7 Apr 1704 |
East Jersey, New Jersey, USA [11] |
| Purchased 300 acres from John Johnstone for a "competent soume of good and lawfull money". Deed witnessed by John Campbell, Thomas Edgar and Thomas Gordon |
| Death |
Bef 31 Aug 1724 |
Middlesex, New Jersey, USA [12] |
| Probate |
31 Aug 1724 |
Shrewsbury, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA [12] |
| Administration granted to his son Gawen. Inventory dated 2 Aug 1728: £136 14s 10d, including books and seafaring instruments, made by Daniel Havens and Thomas Chambers |
| Burial |
Shrewsbury, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA |
- Source: Marjorie Edelson (Ocean: Township of Ocean), An Historic Perspective of the Township of Ocean, Monmouth County, New Jersey. However, there are no Drummond grave stones in the cemetery and records were destroyed in the 1810 meetinghouse fire (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/133073200/gavin-drummond).
- Friends Meeting House Burial Ground
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| Person ID |
I45169 |
East Jersey Genealogies |
| Last Modified |
7 Jul 2026 |